Summary June 1 - Aug. 1, 1943 Much of the time after June 8 was spent in Boulder Creek. We went back and forth sometimes by automobile, sometimes by Greyhound Bus. If by automobile we went via Dumbarton Bridge if possible. On June 2 Mrs. Eric Reynolds took me with her when she took photographs of a colony of Caspian Terns on a dyke north east of the bridge. Berkeley: June 1-8; 19-23; July 6-10; 17-21. Swain. A pair near the trees. Male alone in garden June 7, 19-23, very tame. Not seen in July. (Coprozene at pool July 16) June 8. Codornices Parks, three pairs. Also bee male on guard. July 18. Women's Faculty Club. Was told a pair took off a brood about July 1. On July 18 I saw a pair with no brood. July 18. Cowell Hospital. 1 pair (click, July 10 per with brood on Prospect St.) Allcott Hummerson: June 8. Many y.q. in Codor. Parks. Anna 6; or 7 clue. W. Flycatcher - Did not find nest. July 7 - calls of y.q. and ad. Cliff Swallow July 9. Still feeding y.q. at L.S. Bley Thunouse - no nest in our box - June 3. Pair and y.q. at Table (Mrs. Hackley).